From: "Greg Wooledge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Check your store_NNNNN file. There may or may not be directory paths in >there (either full directories like "/home/freenet/data/NNNNN/tNNNNNNN" >or partial ones like "NNNNN/tNNNNNNN"). I wasn't able to check that. For some reason, my .freenetrc got creamed and filled with rubbish during a reboot into windows >I can imagine this would cause >a dilemma when your data store is mounted in a different place, on an OS >that uses different directory separators. This is not an issue for me. In .freenetrc, I specify the default path of '.freenet', so all the classes in freenet.jar would use exactly the same path when accessing the datastore, and dir separator chars '/' and '\' would be handled transparently by the machine-dependent parts of the JVM. Anyway, all this is pretty much a moot point now, since I'm just a few days away from setting up a dedicated Freenet node PC (linux of course) to run 24/7 on my home LAN (anyone wanna donate an old CD drive?) David _______________________________________________ Chat mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/chat
